Party Wall Surveyor Manchester

Our expertise avoids the “box ticking” service of others. We strive for an early involvement and a proactive approach that helps developers manage any risk and liabilities, or allows for early advise to neighbours on how best to protect their property during proposed works.

No matter the size of a project, from large commercial developments to managing the impact on neighbours of a modest residential scheme, we apply the same expertise, care and attention to detail.

Party Wall Surveyor Manchester

If you are a Building Owner planning to carry out building works on your property we would strongly recommend that you have your plans checked by a suitably qualified and experienced party wall surveyor before work starts.

You must tell your neighbour if you want to :

• Build on or at the boundary of your two properties.
• Work on an existing party wall or party structure.
• Excavate below and near to the foundation level of their building or structure.

We advise at pre-planning stage on likely issues including where the Party Wall Act applies. This includes advice on the strategic approach for dealing with neighbouring properties.

We also advise on rights of access, crane oversail or scaffold access agreements and licences for example.

If you need guidance on whether the Act applies to the work you are planning send us the plans.

Our surveyors will check the proposed work and clarify whether it comes within the scope of the Party Wall Act.

Our fees are fixed and competitive and we are confident that the level of service and expertise which will be applied to each case is unrivalled by any other firm.

For a quick online quote for Party Wall advice, send us the details of your project.

As a neighbour (‘Adjoining Owner’) to building works you might not welcome the potential upheaval from noise and disruption that is likely to be caused, for instance.

Whilst this may be the case, it is important to note that the main purpose of the Party Wall Act is to facilitate development, and allow works to progress.

However, the Act also provides important rights and protections to an Adjoining Owner.

Adjoining Owners have the right to :

• Appoint a surveyor to resolve any dispute.
• Require reasonable necessary measures to be taken to protect their property from damage and for their security.
• Not to endure any unnecessary inconvenience.
• Be compensated for loss or damage caused by building works.
• Request security for expenses before work starts under the Act. This is to guard against any potential loss, such as if works are not completed for instance.

We advise neighbours on what to expect and how their own property should be protected during proposed works.